a-lee
The Oxford Companion to Ships and the Sea
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2006
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a-lee, the position of the
helm of a vessel when it has been pushed down to
leeward. ‘Helm's a-lee’ is the response of the helmsman of a sailing vessel after putting the helm down on the order to
tack. When a sailing vessel
heaves to in rough weather, the helm is lashed a-lee so that the bows are continuously forced into the wind, in which position the vessel lies more easily.
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